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r y y "-''v.-.Yt'f ; X-pea sly volume 19 issuo 27 27 march 1991 Utah va-ey community ccllcxjo ; s ppomienlfs In rac Sharilyn Stanley Community Editor "Wow!" was the reaction of newly-elected Student Body President Kenneth C. Patey. "We weren't really surprised but it was still a relief when it was over," Patey said of the March 21 elections.Patey is the son of Kenneth H. and Sharon Patey of Orem. He spent several of his younger years in Israel where he had to learn Hebrew in order to communicate with the other children his age. In Israel he had the opportunity of living in both a Arab and Jewish community. "This really helped me to get an understanding of why there is conflict and communication problems between different cultures," commented Patey. In high school Patey served as an offi er in Future Business Leaders of America, debate club president and was the state student congress champion. Following high school, Patey served a mission in Portugal for the LDS church. Patey is planning on a political science major doubling with a degree in educational psychology with a minor in Portugese. Patey owns a construction company called Deck-It and is currently employed with Keith Jorgensen Piano Company.Elected officers with Patey are Brian Kelley, vice president of activities, and David Nielsen, vice president of academics. "The good thing about Dave, Brian and I is we are united and unity will serve UVCC. We'll have office hours so students can come talk to us regarding their concerns. . . the personal approach, so we can work to gether to resolve the problem and represent the students," said Patey. During elections both parties were given $100, Patey and his group used $25 for their activities which included skits and a pie eating contest. They chose to write three $25checkstothe Trades, Business, and Humanities departments with the remaining money. We were told it wasn't possible to put funds back into the departments., .we are showing that it can be done. Money should be for education not balloons mm . .IJ-.-XllJIUHlfA S !! i I I I I H . . LJ I Z L - 1 : - i Johnnie MawhnsonThe College limes X MARKS THE SPOT-X-pary members swept the ballot as David Nielsen, academics vice president, Ken Patey, student body president and Brian Kelley, activities vice president, were elected for 1991-92 offices. See elections wrap up on Page 6. and crepe paper, yet we can still have quality activities and fun using creativity," commented Patey. "This follows our cam paign theme which we plan to follow throughout the year as we plan to implement more efficient ways to use school funds," Patey also said. ""Mll!l M,Jr, hill Jllllt ....It- 4 i I"? D KM "9 i. y a t Thomas Eptingfne College limes Topics ranging from the ethics of social responsibility in business to personal consumption patterns were discussed during the Clean Air Symposium II on Friday, March 22. See related articles on pages 3 and 9. Events Center bonds UVCC and communities Matt Jordan Staff Writer The Special Events Center bond election on April 9 will be a day that will mark the cumulation of the work and hopes of a large group of community leaders. Many hours of planning, negotiation, lobbying and campaigning have been performed to bring this issue before the community. A citizen's committee, chaired by Dr. Ed Pinegar, is largely responsible for the work that has been done. The committee wants to have a special events arena added to the physical educa tion facility that UVCC is planning to build. The arena will be capable of holding 6000-8000 people and will be open for use by Utah Valley communities. Plans to build an expansion onto the existing Activity Center have been in existence since the Center was built. "The whole time this has been on a three phase plan," said Michael Jacobsen, the director of the Activity Center. "This is the first phase, and the second phase was planned to be added now, so it's not as if it's been a last See BONDS, page 8 -K

r y y "-''v.-.Yt'f ; X-pea sly volume 19 issuo 27 27 march 1991 Utah va-ey community ccllcxjo ; s ppomienlfs In rac Sharilyn Stanley Community Editor "Wow!" was the reaction of newly-elected Student Body President Kenneth C. Patey. "We weren't really surprised but it was still a relief when it was over," Patey said of the March 21 elections.Patey is the son of Kenneth H. and Sharon Patey of Orem. He spent several of his younger years in Israel where he had to learn Hebrew in order to communicate with the other children his age. In Israel he had the opportunity of living in both a Arab and Jewish community. "This really helped me to get an understanding of why there is conflict and communication problems between different cultures," commented Patey. In high school Patey served as an offi er in Future Business Leaders of America, debate club president and was the state student congress champion. Following high school, Patey served a mission in Portugal for the LDS church. Patey is planning on a political science major doubling with a degree in educational psychology with a minor in Portugese. Patey owns a construction company called Deck-It and is currently employed with Keith Jorgensen Piano Company.Elected officers with Patey are Brian Kelley, vice president of activities, and David Nielsen, vice president of academics. "The good thing about Dave, Brian and I is we are united and unity will serve UVCC. We'll have office hours so students can come talk to us regarding their concerns. . . the personal approach, so we can work to gether to resolve the problem and represent the students," said Patey. During elections both parties were given $100, Patey and his group used $25 for their activities which included skits and a pie eating contest. They chose to write three $25checkstothe Trades, Business, and Humanities departments with the remaining money. We were told it wasn't possible to put funds back into the departments., .we are showing that it can be done. Money should be for education not balloons mm . .IJ-.-XllJIUHlfA S !! i I I I I H . . LJ I Z L - 1 : - i Johnnie MawhnsonThe College limes X MARKS THE SPOT-X-pary members swept the ballot as David Nielsen, academics vice president, Ken Patey, student body president and Brian Kelley, activities vice president, were elected for 1991-92 offices. See elections wrap up on Page 6. and crepe paper, yet we can still have quality activities and fun using creativity," commented Patey. "This follows our cam paign theme which we plan to follow throughout the year as we plan to implement more efficient ways to use school funds," Patey also said. ""Mll!l M,Jr, hill Jllllt ....It- 4 i I"? D KM "9 i. y a t Thomas Eptingfne College limes Topics ranging from the ethics of social responsibility in business to personal consumption patterns were discussed during the Clean Air Symposium II on Friday, March 22. See related articles on pages 3 and 9. Events Center bonds UVCC and communities Matt Jordan Staff Writer The Special Events Center bond election on April 9 will be a day that will mark the cumulation of the work and hopes of a large group of community leaders. Many hours of planning, negotiation, lobbying and campaigning have been performed to bring this issue before the community. A citizen's committee, chaired by Dr. Ed Pinegar, is largely responsible for the work that has been done. The committee wants to have a special events arena added to the physical educa tion facility that UVCC is planning to build. The arena will be capable of holding 6000-8000 people and will be open for use by Utah Valley communities. Plans to build an expansion onto the existing Activity Center have been in existence since the Center was built. "The whole time this has been on a three phase plan," said Michael Jacobsen, the director of the Activity Center. "This is the first phase, and the second phase was planned to be added now, so it's not as if it's been a last See BONDS, page 8 -K